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Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

M ANTED-Situation by young man sith eXper-
w fence as bOokkeeper with best Of refs TO
character and ability; single or double entry whole
II1lfGI
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
@af1Y eagle
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice to Investors

:, johnson q McBee hsve just placed on the
smarket the Princess addition to Wichita.
Inns tract is admirably located on the West
SIDE near the Garfield University and pre-
sents grand opportunity for investors to
make big per cent profit in the next thirty
days. Call at our Office at once and get in on
the ground floor. Already a number of
building sites have beeu sold and contracts
let for the erection of a number of good resi-
dences JOHNSON & MCBEE,
d10S-6t Office pa E Douglas ave-
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

E>OR SALE-rwo additions ana cnoice business
Il property on west side. Allen. Graham & Jones
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

EITOR TRADE-A one horse top buggy In good con
- dition TOR nhaeton, viii pay difference in cash;
f. r. ApYleby, SIS River Haf-
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

ENOR RENT-For the year 1887. 4s1 pasture
Il fenced with good three wire fence, plenty of
water in the pasture. Will rent for eD cash rent.
here house x50 two stories high in the ture.
The Land lays well and Is all subject cultivation.
There is W acres not fenced. will lease the So
for term OF years at nominal rent II party will
put q certain amount IN cultivation. Address %m.
Morti, Leon, Kansas. gStf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

UyANTEp-,.veryone having genuine bargains in
w city property and want TO SCI; at once list il
with me as has or good rustleTs and can sell II
for You sooner tha any other firm 4. j. Edgewotth
.S8 n Main. lNl-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

L'OR SALE-Cheap lots in Sabin's add, bargains In
II all parts OF the city; cali and see what we have
books: call on Sabin 4 Co, 2l3 Douglas ave
room up stairs. a.-tf
NOR SAIE-Cheap lots for homes speculation
l. i35 lots lying on Douglas just w of the Catho
lie academy. in Sabins add prices 3l25 to S225
lot Il cash bal in mos at per cent; call carly and
get your choice; call on Sabn & Co. 223 Douglas
ave. room 5. 9,-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

NYANTED-Girl for howe work In small family,
w English speaking serman girl preferred, En-
quire Of Mrs r. II. Jackman, 4ls West Elm ct, near
work
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

VIZ ANTED-Ail parties desiring TO purchase prop
w crty In the part of the c viii find 10 to their
advantage TO can on Ransom Payne Co. 2s e
Douglas Ip-6t<
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

"ANrED-Two furnished rooms for u gentle
w maa and wife, references given: add ess &.
ChamberIaiI KANSAS Furniture Co. Douglas ave.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

FIfo TRADE-A 1lmp seat top buggy with pole
Il nearly new. VIII u ads Cor a single To buggy
With shafts phaeton prefsrred also several tracts
OF uniInprove land in Russell anc Barton counties.
kansas. Tor Wichita property; +. Spencer With
sherman 4 Barwise. IA Main. W chita. Kan. i'l-s@
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

LNOR RENTING store room, with fixtures COM
Il plete, IN center OF business: also stock new dry
goods for sale or trade for real estate. John q. Al
len. di2tf
TOR RENT-Inrroved farm OF 30 acres Bunnell
Il 4 MoFehouse d>atf
Tor RENT-A splendid farm Wichita for
II cash rent Apply TO J. A Miller, No. I33 Main
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

All notices Of Employment, .: Situations Wanted.
will he charged for at the rate of nve cents per line
per week; no notice for less than q cents.
All For Sales other business notices will be
charged for the Of 10 per lire per week.
NO business notice taken for less than 80 cents
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
FOR TRADE.

TNO TRADE-rhree lots il Orchard Grove addition
4 TO Wichl.a for good driving team T. l. srrucey
with Sherman & Barwises III Main. iil-e%
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

INANTED-2 or rooms ground floor FOR light
w housekeeping; apply at ONCE or J L Hum.
phrey & Son, Eagle bldg, lts,6t+
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

NyANTED-Every person that secs this adv TO bs
w come acquainted with the fact that the PrOyi-
dent savings Life Assurance Society of New York
issues policies to the insured at cost call or write
for information on Culver Il Marsh Dist managers
for southern Kansas. A5 Aain St. Wichita, Kan opp
court nCuse Lock Box liz. 1854
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

y>OR SALE2a lots in the Star addition, the cor.
II OF Clark and Mead near the Baptist college.
These lots bargain at 1915 each. Call on Ran
som Pay ne z Co. No. 2tS L. douglas, 105-St-+
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-Three nne east trout corner lofs
IL Washington ave, Ro Island addition 4slD each
1 wo east front lots Ransom & Rays 2nd add &3iO
each Robt. Spusgon. room Citizens Bank. nS-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-26

d" ANTED-To trade good farm and city OF perty
w amounting to about SS,sU for good residence
ana business property in some good town in Kansas
county seat preferred; enquire Of a. j. EGgewoIth
2}1 Main ST. i,S-tf
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DEVASTATED BY FIRE.
Terrible CONFEDERATION at Clareudoa In tn
Upper OIL Country-Dynamlts Disaster.

Terrible C0nilagration at Clarendon In tho
Upper OIL Country-Dynamlts Disastef.
ERIE. Pa, July 6-The town Of Clarcn-
don, In the upper oil country, on the Phila
delphia 4 Erie road, was almost wiped out
BY dre last night. The conhagration
started IN Bacon Broe.' wells and in tho
Weaver House. The town being without
DIRE apparatus was helpiess The Warren
department arrived, but without sufficient
hose. The Philadelphia Il Erie railroad
authorities run all the relief possible to
the doomed town. The Ere spread from the
Weaver House. taking in the post-office, John
Logan Hotel, Melvin JacksOn's gents fur.
nishing store, c. Wells clothing house.
Showers barber shop, C. g. AcCandle's
drug store, c. W. Hills grocery, Boyd
Bros grocery and 100 other business houses
and dwellings. One man was burned to
death by bursting oil tank and others are
missing. The fire at 80 a m. had spread
to the Henry House and involved the depot.
The people are panic stricken, and are
seeking the hillsides to escape the burning
oil No estimate can be put on the loss,
but there is every reason to believe it will
reach $0OO,OO. There is but little insurance.
LATER.
ERIE, Pa, July cit was estimated that
100 people were homeless at Clarendon
last night BY the fire. Some were camped
out at Clarendon, while some were taken
to Warren, from which place provisions
were sent. Rough lumber is being sent to
Clarendon as fast as possible in order that
shelter may be provided for those burned
out. 1t is now well established that tho
fire was Of incendiary origin. Public
rumor at Clarendon says that two weeks
ago when liquor licenses were refused to
all applicants in Warren County. Ma
honey, proprietor Of the Weaver
House threatened to fire the town if
the decision Of the court was not reversed
in two weeks. A warrant, charging him
with arson, was sworn out and parties
secured the surrounding country to appre-
bend him. He was found hiding in the
woods six miles from Clarendon, and be-
cause lynching was feared he was taken to
Warren Jail. A chsrred skeleton was
1t is supposed to be that Of hack driver
named Sullivan, who is missing and was
seen about the hotel early in the evening
drunk.
DYNAMITE DISASTER.
PEsrH. July 6-During drill Of sappers
At Jasz- Bereny. the capital Of Jazyga, Hun
gary, yesterday. dynamite cartridge eX-
ploded prematurely, killing twenty-seven
men and injuring forty-eight others. OF
the killed four were officers. The soldiers
were being drilled in the use Of explosives.
The iustructing officer threw away lighted
fuse, which fell upon the packet Of dyna.
mite
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TERRIBLE FATALITY.

A Portion of . Swiss Town Fails Into Q
Lake-One Hundred Lives Lost.
BERNIE, July IA portion Of land border
ing on the lake at Tug, the capital of the
canton of that name, subsidized yesterday
and twenty houses were cngulfed in the
lake. All the occupants were drowned.
Half the new quays at Zug fell into the
lake Forty houses, q crowded Inn and the
Hotel Zurich. four-story structure, full
Of visitors, vanished entirely. The occu-
pants of the buildings were engulfed while
they slept. and at least 100 persons persisted,
including NJ. Collins, president of the cam
ton. Men are now at work trying TO re-
cover the bodies Of the victims. An
infant was found alive in a floating cradle.
LATER ACCOUNT.
ZURICH, July THE disaster at Zug il
now known TO have been greater than was
reported. Half Of the new quays just COM
pleted along the street skirting the Lake
Tug. suddenly sank into the lake carrying
with them the roadway and forty houses.
Among the buildings was q crowded inn,
known as the hotel Zurich, four floors Of
which were filed with guests. The
hotel, like the other houses, van
ished completely from sight, and TOOK
with it a large number Of its inmates,
the most of whom were in bed and
asleep. There was scarcely any warning
Of the catastrophe, and it is likely that
many Of those who persisted never knew
what had happened.
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LABOR NOMINATIONS.

The United Labor Convention Of Ohio Puts
Ticket In the Fleld-The Texas COnven.
ton.
COLUMBUS, O., July 6.-The State conven.
ton Of the Union Labor party yesterday
morning nominated the following ticket by
acclamation: Governor, John Dietz, Of
THIN; Lieutenant-G Governor, F. M. McDon-
aid. Of Springfield; Supreme Judge, long
term, Tim O'Connor, of Cincinnati; short
term, Granville N. futile, of gainesville;
Auditor, o. J. Suffer, of Akron; Treasurer,
E. P. Harter, of Alliance; Attorney-Gen.
eral, William Baker, Of Newark; member
Of public works, Carl A. Reader, Of
Cleveland. A platform was adopted,
which, among other things, de-
clared that the natural agencies Of
production and distribution are seised by
syndicates, spectators and gamblers to
whom every protective industry in the
land Is compelled to pay tribute. Laws are
enacted in the special interests of combina,
lions of aggregated wealth to the detri
ment of both producer and consumer. II
demanded that laws against the employ.
ment OF bribery, force or intimidation &c
secure nominations or elections to public
Offices be rgidly enforced, and that
free drinks or lunch at saloons
shall ne declared bribery by stat
ute. That all banks shall be required
to give security to the State for the average
amount Of their deposits. That specula-
ton in the necessities of life, ''corneringn
the markets and dealing in margins ard
futures are ruinOus to legitimate business,
highly demoralizing. and We denounce the
courts of Ohio for failing to enforce laws,
declaring such acts criminal offenses. That
all determinations by employers against
lawful associations Of employees to secure
their rights. violate the constitutional rights
of citizens and shall be declared felony.
The convention concluded business and ad
journed at noon.
THE TEXAS PARTY.
Waco, Tex, July 1.-THE Union Latol
party's State convention met here yester.
day at two p. m, with 100 delegates pres.
ent. Captain Samuel Evans. of Fort Worth,
a member Of the National Executive Com.
mittee, called the meeting to order and
Mr.. s. P. Burns was chosen temporary
chairman. A committee on permanent
organization was appointed, which named
Captain Samuel Evans for president and
n. O. Priest, Of Fort Worth, for secretary.
A motion to allow one delegate for every
500 votes was adopted. The convention
sitter some discussion, adopted the Cincin
natl platform, with the exception of the
planks on woman suffrage and prohibition
They do not favor women voting, and OBJ
ject to the temperance plank because il
Is not strong enough.
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THE LABOR VOTE.
Local Politicians OF New York Trimmin
Their Saila to Catch the L n l,0r Il .ee.e

Local Politicians OF New York TRIMMING
Their Sails to Catch the Labor freeze.
NEW YoRK, July 5.-Some Of the local
politicians are beginning to shape their
course so as to get at least some of the
Labor vote this fall. They realize that
they can not get the Labor Endorsement
after a nomination by one Of the other
parties, and they will try the opposite
course and strive for Labor nomination,
in the hope Of getting a Republican OF
democratic Endorsement. According to
their former Affiliations, several politicians,
formerly active in the old organizations,
have lately expressed openly their real OF
pretended sympathy with the new
movement. According to United
Labor party leader these adjust
abe statesmen may find their hopes
i'll founded. This gentleman says that in
all nominations men who are known as
politicians will be avoided and only the
recognized friends Of labor will be selected
10 represent the Labor party at the polls
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Disaster ut 4 Picnic.

SrsQuEHANNA, Pa, July 5-St. Johns
Catholic Church held picnic yesterday at
Bcebees' Park. An immense crowd assem-
bled IN the afternoon to witness game Of
ball. A large number Of boys crawled to
the roof Of the dining-hall, when it sud.
denly collapsed, burying those on the
roof and those inside with the debris.
The ruins were promptly removed, bringing
forth number Of persons. The following
were most seriously injured: Miss Griffin,
three RIBS broken, injured internally, re-
covery doubtful: Henry Blake, jaw frac-
turcd; young Maddigan, back badly IN
jurcd. Mrs. John King, face sealdcd; Henry
Williams, hip injured. Gri6 W iiliams, hurt
Internally; Gussy King, chest hurt.
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ABOUT SALT LAKES.


Why Soms Inland Waters Contain Large
Deposits Of Saline Matter.
The cause of the sadness Of some
American lakes is too patent to require
many words of explanation. 1t is prob
able that, when the continents were
raised from the sea, the lake-basins
had been already form ed. and came up,
therefore, brimful of water. In the
northern and eastern part of the CONT
nent, where the supply from rain and
snow fall exceeds the loss by evapora-
ton, the salt, being continuously car
ried away through their outlets, has
become so diluted as to become an i'm
perceptible quantity. In arid regions,
as the Pacific slope and the country
about the Caspian, where the evapora-
ton was in excess Of the supply, the
water-level of the lakes continuously
sank until, on account of the dimin-
ished extent of surface. the equilibrium
of loss and gain was attained. Hence
the exceeding sadness of Great Salt
Lake, the Dead Sea, etc. For q like
reason the water of the Mediterranean
contains more salt relatively than that
of the ocean. Evaporation exceeding
the supplies from the rivers and rain
fall, it requires constant current
through the Straits Of Gibraltar. The
same is true of the Red Sea. causing
like current through the Strait-cl-Man-
deb. Other salt or brackish lakes
probably owe their saltncss to the sup
plies from the land. Water being the
most general of all solvents, the rains
gather up the chloride of sodium from
the soils and the disintcgrating rocks,
and where the streams fall into lakes
whose only outlet is evaporation, the
land itself must bc constant source
of saline supply. and their waters must
become more and more salt, until their
capacity rs solvent has been reached.
The Utah Basin must once have been
filled to its brim with ocean water. The
outlet has been evaporation. The lake.
receding to its present level. has left
many evidences of its former extent
Popular Science Monthly.
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A PRIEST IN PRISON.
= Sensational Case In Buffalo, n. Y.-Fathel
Dents Shocking Libel.

Sensational Case In Buffalo. n. Y.--Father
Dents Shocking Libel.
Buffalo, n. Y, July 6.-Rev. F. Dent
was assigned to cell 324 in the Erie County
penitentiary yesterday and next week will
be ordered to teach the convict school.
Father Dent arrived early in the morning
from Little Valley, where he was SEN
fenced Saturday to six months lmprison.
men: for publishing q Gbelous circuls:
charging Father Hammel, another priest,
with seducing one Maggie Bauer and then
numbering her. The trial lasted all the
week and Father Hammell was on the
stand for three hours. He denied all the
charges made in the circular and all knowl.
edge of the woman with whom the anouy.
nous letter has charged him with immoral
conduct David Burt, Of the Stafford
House in this city, was called as an expert,
and swore the handwriting Of the letters
was that of Father Dent Father Hammel's
housekeeper was sworn and ties titled that
Dent tried to assault her but the counsel
objected to further questions and the
court sustained him. Bishop Ryan, Of
Buffalo, was on the stand twice. He has
been active In the prosecution. Dents
irregularity resulted in his being depose6
from the priestly office and the libels were
his form Of revenge. He is q polished
scholar, q linguist Of fine attainments,
gifted with raro intellectual powers and an
agreeable talker. He feels his situation
keenly and says he expects pardon.
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The witRess disclaimed any personal
knowledge a. to where this stock eventual
ly got. He did not know personally that
any Of it had been given for the purposes
Of corrupting the Legislature. The r. W.
Thompson alluded to was the ''Dick Thomp-
son." according to the testimony Of this
witness. who was afterward Secretary of
the United States navy, and the Smith re
ferred to was at one time Secretary Of the
Interior. The services rendered by the
Mr.. Usher alluded to, had been to explain
the bill to members OF Congress-. Being
Western man he had considerable influ.
ence.
The morning session at Leavenworth was
held at the Board of Trade rooms at which
they examined a number Of witnesses.
Among the parties examined were Shaw
F. Nicely, mayor Of Leavenworth: Alexan-
der Caldwell, president, and H. Miles
Moore, secretary of the Board Of Trade;
Henry SCHNEIDER, Edward Stillings, a law
yer; W. NJ Todd, a wholesale grocer, and
Leonard I. Smith.
The Commission held an executive ses-
sion at its rooms at the Coates House in this
city last night and laid out their plans for
the future. An open session will be held
at ten O'Clock this morning.
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LONDON, July 6-An animated discussion
took place in the House Of Commons last
night over the conduct of the police in ar.
resting young woman named Cass, who
is Of pure repute, as an improper character.
The debate resulted in the cefeat of the
Government by vote Of lI3 to AS The
criticisms of the members were directed
less against the police authorities than
against Mr.. Matthews. the Home Secretary,
who was accused OF shielding officials. A
number Of Liberal Unionists voted with
the majority. After the division. the min
sters met in private room, and it was
afterward rumored that Matthews would
resign
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West Virginia Town Burned.

CINCINNATI. July Ga special from
Grafton, W. Va, says fire broke out there
yesterday in building in Latrebe street,
and before it was checked it was totally
consumed. with almost all It's contents.
Twenty-eight buildings, including two
Of the largest hotels, two furniture
stores, two drug stores, two millin-
cry stores, the Standard Enterprise
newspaper Office, one hardware store, one
jewelry store, one clothing store, and .
number of other stores. offices and private
dwellings were destroyed. No organized
fire department exists there, and only by
the hardest work on the part Of the citizens
was the fire finally controlled.
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Change of air and scene. so con-
stantly recommended by physicians,
means only change of mental atmos-
phcre. for if travel produces no dis
traction for the mind, no benefit can
be derived from circumnavigating the
globe.-Wealh and Home.
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10 Certain
That your internal is badly disturbed If you
rise with furred tongue and an i'll taste in
your mouth in the morning. The stomach
and the liver are usually to blame for these
abnormal indications. A prompt check to
ter's Stomach Bitters. Morning languor, Q
sensation of WEAKNESS, and yawring with
out apparent cause, q wan, haggnrd look
these are symptoms Of dyspeptic and bilious
causes, to the removal Of which the Bitters
Is fully adequate.
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AChineaa Reheillon.

LONDON, July Z.-Adyices from China say
That rebellion took place recently at
Chang Chow. near Shanghai The uprising
was suppressed by the authorities. Ninety
OF the conspirators were executed. A num-
Der OF secret societies also rebelled in the
province OF kiang 81. A military officer
ana eleven soldiers implicated in the rebel
lion were captured and beheaded.
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The SerYian Crisfs.

BELGRADE. July IN. Ristics demands
that King Milan recall and relnstate the
Metropolitan. who was exiled to Russia for
his alleged connection with the late reyolu.
tlonary conspiracy. II King Milan refuses
the ministry viii resign.
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'swhas Drug VIM seour IAess Enslish

Hence"3
Wicked Macbeth, who murdered good
King Duncan, asked this question to his
despair. Thousands Of victims Of disease
are daily asking What will scour the inn
purities from my blood and bring me health"l
DR.. Rerce's Golden Medical Discovery win
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causing drowsiness, headache and loss Of
appetite, use this wonderful vitalizer, which
never fails. It forces the liver into perfect
action, drives out superhuous bile, brings
tho glow Of health to the cheek and the nat
uraI sparkle to the eye. All druggists.
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WHATEVER name or designation is gwen
to Fever and Aguc, or other intermittent
diseases it is safe TO say that Malaria or q
disordered state Of the Liver is at fault
Eliminate the impurities from the system
and o sure and prompt cure is the imme.
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safest and most effective remedy for all
hillary troubles, kidney diseases, and like
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mendatiOu.
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SABBATH BREAKsRs-the waves at New
port.

MANY People refuse to take Cod Liver
Oil on account Of its unpleasant taste.
This difficulty has been overcome in Scotts
Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites. It being as palatable as milk, and
the most valuable remedy known for the
treatment of Consumption, Scrofula and
Bronchitis, General Debility, Wasting Dis
eases Of Children, Chronic Coughs and
Colds, has caused physicians In all parts of
the world to use It. Physicians report our
little patients take it with pleasure. Try
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WOMEN Admiration win who use Glenn's
Sulphur Soap to improve the skin.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, SOC. The best
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II afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water Druggists sell it. sc.
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R. ". TASsILL & Co., Chicago:
I have retailed cigars for sixteen years
and consider your "Tansilrs Punch the
best &c cigar 1 ever saw
JOHN W. AITKEN, Druggist, Carbonate, Pa
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The pitcher who sasses the umpire too
often gets broke at last
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BRONCHITIS is cured by frequent small
doses of Piso's Cure for Consumption.